Posts by Author: Gannon Burgett
This 3D printed Bat-Signal is a DIY Light Blaster™ for your smartphone
If you frequent DIY Photography, you’ll know we’re big fans of the Light Blaster, a speedlight accessory that allows you to cast shapes and designs…
5 renowned photographers sit down to talk about the importance of printing your legacy
Admittedly, I don’t print out enough of my own photographs to either hang on my own wall or give away to family and friends. But…
Tips to keep in mind when shooting travel street photography
If you frequent DIY Photography, the name Eric Kim should be familiar to you. An international street photographer and teacher, Kim knows a thing or…
How to get over your fears of shooting street photography
Yesterday, we shared a video from Eric Kim wherein he shares a montage of tips for shooting street photography while traveling. Today, we’ve come across…
New55 shows they have the technology, might be interested in bringing peel-apart color film back from the dead
Fujifilm might have killed off the last of its peel-apart film. But not all hope is lost. Yesterday, New55, a company that currently specializes in…
How to make a beautiful DIY camera grip from a block of wood
The weekend is here, which means you’ll likely have some free time on your hands. If you’re wondering how to spend that free time, look…
DIY: How to turn 35mm film canisters into compact SD card holders
If you’re anything like me, you likely have a dozen or more empty film canisters scattered about your drawers. While there’s no shortage of DIY…
DIY: How to organize your messy cords and cables using only zip ties
Most of the DIY projects we share here at DIY Photography are based specifically around photography gear. That isn’t the case this time around, but…
The ultimate guide to understanding ISO
ISO is just one third of the exposure triangle. But, it stands out as the most interesting due to the fact that year after year,…
How to easily edit and blend fireworks photos in Photoshop
The 4th of July is still a few months away, but there’s no harm in getting an early start on editing firework photos. To explain…




































